Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-29
BRIEFLETS.

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Fire works at Krell & Maths
Pure ice cream at Hawthorn's.
All kind of fresh fruits, at Mav's.
Z. Z. Truesdale is home from Chicago.
Fine Georgia water melons, at MAYS.
Don't forget the ball game tomorrow,
i Wanted Two girls at C. O. D. laun>
dry.
Industrial picnic on offermans island
July 4th
Picnic and parties furnished 18th pure
ice cream at Hawthorn's.
Armour's hams, bacon and dried beef
at Mays.
| D. ] Van Meter left for his home at
| Peoria this afternoon.
| Lost-A red COW five years old. Finder
will be rewarded by J j. Reimers.
| Moline Browns VS. Rock Island Stars at
the base bail park tomorrow afternoon.
Geo. Peasants, son of Judge Pleas.
ants, is home from school at Exeter.
N H.
Remember the entertainment at the
Sons of Veterans hall on Friday. given
by the Ladies Aid society.
Mr.. H, Kingsbury has removed to No.
| 1905 Second avenue in the room former
ly occupied by NJ. A. Barnes.
| Supervisor Ira Buffum. of Apdalnsis
was in the city yesterday arranging TO
start as lumber dealer in Andalusia.
Go to the base ball park tomorrow
afternoon and see the game between the
Moline Browns and Rock Island Stars.
Mrs Emil Koohler and children leave
tomorrow evening on three months
visit 10 relatives at Cleveland, Ohio.
Ladies fiue kid hand sewed shoes s.. 50
at Wynes and Schneider's, Harper house
block
A very pleasant neighborhood picnic
from this city was held at the Watch
Tower today.
A magnificent altar is to be presented
to the Sons of Veterans Friday evening
1t is well worth the price of admission to
see it.
The Broadway Sunday school picnic
occurs at Vandrutf's Island tomorrow the
party going out on the 9:l0 train from
the Peoria depot.
Now that the school election is over.
we expect to see o. j. Dimick lay the
foundation of his new brick block with
out further parley.
Assessor John Houston, of Andalusis,
turned in his books to County Clerk |
Donaldson today. They show; Real
estate. $74.S01; personal, SIC, 7sa.
Number of dogs, 43.
The musicale by the Trinity choir for
the benefit of the rectory of Trinity
church across the river, will be given at
the Guild hall adjoining the church this |
evening.
Mr. Fred Lloyd the firm of Lloyd &
Stewart, sprained his ankle while getting
out OF a carriage Sunday, and is now draw
ing S25 week from the Sun Accident
Insurance company.
Some malicious scamp hurled stone
through one of the large panes of glass
OF the First National bank windows
Monday night. If the name of the van
dial can be ascertained, be NAV have to
pay about $50 for his fun.
The Ladies' Aid society of Beardsley
Camp. Sons of Veterans. will give an
entertainment at the camp headquarters
next Friday evening, at which time an
interesting programme will be given.
refreshments served, etc, and the new
altar presented.
Mrs G. L. Walker, Mrs. VIM. Jackson
and Miss Hattie Jackson and Miss AMY
Sweeney left yesterday morning for As,
bury Park, N. j., to spend the summer.
Mr.. G. L. Wslker accompanied the party
to Chicago Mr.. aud Mrs. G. II. Stod.
dard and Miss Susie Stoddard are already
at Asbury Park.
henry Hansen, carpenter, fell from
scaffold on house being built for Mrs.
Amelia Schroeder on Fourteenth. and "a
half street yesterday afternoon, and was
taken up unconscious and conv eyed to ,
bis home in South Rock Island. DR..
Bernhard attended him and found moth
ing serious and no bones broken. K
Messrs. l. Huber, Chas. Wulff, Jacob !
scherer. Chris. Russ, Herman Ackerman.
Geo. Schmidt, Emil Jacobsen, Fred Gross.
j. F. Ohlweiler. j. 0hlweiler, Jr., Chas
Otto aud Ernst Otto, representing the
Druid Mannechoir Of this city. left for {
Freeport this morning to attend The
northwestern sangerbund. Is